Be Ready for a foreign animal disease outbreak Create a secure food supply plan map An overhead view of a dairy farm surrounded by green fields and forests. An overhead view of a livestock farm surrounded by green fields and forests, with markings on the map for biosecurity planning.

Get Started by Creating a SAFE MApp Account

By creating an account, you agree to the SAFE MApp Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

  • A strong password will be needed to protect your account.
  • The map app works best on a desktop or laptop computer and tablets with larger screens, but not on mobile phones.
  • Save a completed map as a PDF to print out on paper or add to a digital version of a biosecurity plan.
  • PDF versions of map app files cannot be uploaded to the app.
  • Unfinished/completed maps are stored in the user’s account and can be downloaded for editing by other SAFE MApp editors.
  • Watch the tutorials for more information on how to create, save, and print out a map.
Click here to create an account

What is a Secure Food Supply Plan Map?

FAQ About Premises IDs and Secure Food Supply Maps

Do I need a premises ID to make a map?

A PIN is not required for creating a map with this app, but it will be needed when submitting the map with your SFS plan. You are encouraged to store your PIN in the app.

What address is used for assigning a PIN?

PINs need to match the 911 address and physical location of your animals.

Can I use my state Location Identifier number (LID) instead of a PIN?

For Secure Food Supply Plan maps, you will need a federally issued PIN, not a state “LID.”

What if I don't have a PIN or can't remember it?

Click this link for a list of all U.S. state and territory PIN contacts to confirm, update, or request a PIN – 50 State and Puerto Rico PIN contact List

Secure Food Supply Plans

Secure Food Supply Plans (SFS) can enhance the readiness of livestock and poultry producers in the U.S., to quickly put enhanced biosecurity practices in effect during a foot-and-mouth (FMD) disease outbreak. Producers who have an SFS plan and proof of healthy animals will be able to request movement permits from their State Animal Health Officials, for continuity of business during an outbreak.

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Secure Milk

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A green circle with the outline of a beef cow in the center.

Secure Beef

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A green circle with the outline of a pig in the center.

Secure Pork

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A green circle with the outline of a chicken in the center.

Secure Poultry

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A green circle with the outline of a sheep in the center.

Secure Sheep & Wool

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About SAFE MApp

Collaborators were instrumental in developing this software application for livestock and poultry producers. The goal of the project is to assist producers with creating and maintaining premises maps for their Secure Food Supply Plans, to help prevent disruption of their businesses in case of a foreign animal disease outbreak.

SAFE MApp owners are seeking development partners for the launch of the application as a startup. Click this link to read more about the technology.

Secure Food Supply New England

SEGS Lab

University of Vermont College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

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